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<p n="748"> <note type="authorial" place="margin"> <rs type="placeName" id="LMOBPS45027_geo568">Middlesex</rs>
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to wit.</note>
The Information of <rs type="persName" id="LMOBPS45027_n748-1">Frances Lawrey</rs>
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<rs type="occupation" id="LMOBPS45027_occ178">Spinster</rs>
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taken<lb></lb>
before me this 25th. day of April 1783.</p>
<p n="749">Who being on Oath says that she was Born at Falmonth in Cornwall<lb></lb>
where her Father is a Sail makerThat she is 23 Years of Age and<lb></lb>
is a <rs type="occupation" id="LMOBPS45027_occ179">single woman</rs>
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. That she was brought up to plain work and came<lb></lb>
to London about two Years ago with <rs type="persName" id="LMOBPS45027_n749-1">Nelse Faulk</rs>
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a Danish Consul<lb></lb>
who is her Relation. That she has been connected with Captain Cook<lb></lb>
about two Years and cabited with him at No. 33 in Greek Street,<lb></lb>
No. 18 Porter Street and other Places and lives with him at this<lb></lb>
time. That the Day before Good Friday last, she this Informant<lb></lb>
took out a Warrant against Captain Cook as this Office for an Assault<lb></lb>
committed by him on this Informant the Day before for which he<lb></lb>
was committed to Prison the same day. That this Informant did<lb></lb>
not know that Captain Cook was or would be Committed to Prison untill<lb></lb>
the Friday morning when she was informed that a Note was sent to<lb></lb>
her from Captain Cook in Prison and that said Note was delivered by Mr.<lb></lb>
Nugent to Mr. Hodges on the said Thursday night about 9 o'Clock<lb></lb>
That said Hodges never gave her said Note nor told her of it<lb></lb>
but that she was informed of it by Mr. Nugent on Friday<lb></lb>
Morning about 4 o'Clock. That it was about twelve on One o'Clock on the<lb></lb>
said Thursday when she Charged Capt Cook before the Magistrate.<lb></lb>
That after she had made the Charge she was disposed to forgive Captain<lb></lb>
Cook but was permaded not, by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hodges both of whom<lb></lb>
told her that nothing would be done to Captain Cook except his receiving<lb></lb>
a Reprimand from the Justice. That Hodges and Furneaux the Constable<lb></lb>
called her out at the <rs type="persName" id="LMOBPS45027_n749-2">Brown Bear</rs>
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and told her that the Justice Wanted<lb></lb>
to speak with her and them and this Informant walked to the bottom of<lb></lb>
<rs type="placeName" id="LMOBPS45027_geo569">Bow Street</rs>
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where Hodges gave Furneaux a Shillings who wanted<lb></lb>
to be paid more, when Hodges told him that he would give him</p>
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